Would you see a dentist who pulled the wrong tooth but still took your money?

It's like asking people for a good dentist.

@Susan Vanderburgha true private lender is someone already in your network - your dentist, a business partner, your uncle.  

Dentists certainly have found a way to feel comfortable recommending 100 different products and services. 

If my doctor or dentist tells me that he/she paid a bunch of money to get their degree, I would NOT say WOW your university RIPPED you OFF, would I?

Lets call that the :( side.2) And there is the happy side... passive income (syndications, passive partnerships ie medical/dentist offices) and passive losses (depreciation, bonus depreciation via cost segregations common in syndications).

@Ben Leybovich  Can we just step  back and comment on how you look like a doppelganger for my dentist?  

Hello all, what kind of strategies you have used to invest in RE specifically to offset taxes for high earning dentists and doctors?

My sister is 41, a licensed  dentist  from an Ivy league school--who is now on a food stamps living at home with my parents and decided she doesn't want to be a dentist anymore.  

Luckily, teeth are always in style and I don't foresee a shortage or change in needing a dentist anytime soon.